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Life on Mars, science behind bars, and marine parks for sharks
Deep dives, green steel, Star Wars – National Science Week kicks off
New Research Collaboration Takes Aim at Brain Aneurysms with Artificial Intelligence
Spotlight on STEM for National Science Week
Rethinking seizures associated with cardiac disease
Study confirms benefits of early intensive blood pressure control in acute stroke due to intracerebral haemorrhage
Tuberculosis and cancer discoveries vie for top award
New trauma drug increases survival by ‘slowing time’
Indigenous secrets of Midlands, chemistry in dance, and a pop-up science bar
Mind over faecal matter; coffee in space; and extreme scientists
Dr Dolphin; Dr Karl; surviving shift work; and climate-proofing food and wine
National science challenge seeks to get inside your head
New study sheds light on novel exercise treatment for common form of cardiovascular disease
Castaway sets sail for Glenelg Beach
Researchers study new method of assessing severity of children’s brain injuries
New app tests how mood affects cognitive performance
Blood test is highly accurate at identifying Alzheimer’s before symptoms arise
Tiny blood cells could protect against cerebral palsy
Ancient predators inspire visionary research
Super-resolution microscopy sheds light on how brain protein Fyn becomes dysfunctional
Countdown Begins: 30 Days Left Before Shanghai Tops Tech World Again with AI Conference 2019
Barn owls may hold key to navigation and location
How hangovers reduce brain function
Blue sky thinking pinpoints futuristic ag innovations
Goal-oriented rehab improves recovery in older adults
$2 Million to Test Diabetes Treatment to Prevent Dementia
Cats lapping up Freo sunshine
A sister’s love – generous gift when it counts most
Could a daily pinprick lead to better health? This University researcher thinks so as he seeks
Cerebral Palsy Alliance looks to Vietnam to grow its impact
Smartphone virus scanner is not what you think
New Report Reveals Harrowing Scale Of Child Protection Crisis In Pacific
Unseen and Unsafe: Underinvestment in ending violence against children in Pacific and Timor Leste
NSANZ secures charity status & appoints new President
Major upgrade for Australia’s most powerful computer
Dynamic duo fly high as Tall Poppy finalists
$70 million funding for our fastest supercomputer
NRL Beanie For Brain Cancer Round 2019 Raises $3.1 Million
Engineers use heat-free tech for flexible electronics; print metal traces on flowers, gelatin
Tackling Run Melbourne and stroke together
State Library’s Disrupted Festival of Ideas on this weekend
Meningococcal W disease in an adult
Is exercise key to chronic pain?
NSW Police to patrol in beanies in support of Mark Hughes Foundation
Alzheimer’s protein is likely held together with many weak chemical interactions
First ‘tumour agnostic’ indication announced
WHO recommends dolutegravir as preferred HIV treatment option in all populations
Kazia to test GDC-0084 with Radiotherapy in Phase I Clinical Trial at Leading US Cancer